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Mr Jacobs and Miss Fiona are going for a litter walk and Chelsea and Peter have some questions: Is it a DATE?! What’s a ‘litter walk’? Join in as Mr Jacobs and Miss Fiona explain environmentalism.
Bible Verses: Genesis 1 & 2, Psalm 24:1, Matthew 7:12, Philippians 2:3-4, Psalm 19, Job 12, Matthew 10, Romans 8
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Oh No! Mr. Jacob’s radio is broken! It’s not playing the normal Saturday morning program. That’s because its the Spring Sharathon at Family Life!
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We celebrated Good Friday yesterday, but why is it called that? It really doesn’t seem good!
Bible Verses: James 2:10, Romans 6:23, Romans 5, Matthew 19:26, Ephesians 3:20, 1st Peter 2:21
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There are so many different kinds of people in the world. Does God love all of us the same? What does the Bible say about how we should treat people who are different than us?
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Season 2 wraps up with a special interview episode; season 3 is around the corner this Spring!
From headlines to streaming shows to, yes, podcasts, there’s no doubt we’re consuming more media now than ever before. Christians can’t afford to approach their digital media diet uncritically. Brett McCracken, author of The Wisdom Pyramid: Feeding Your Soul in a Post-Truth World, joins Mike and Tim for a special episode about what we’re putting into our minds, how it’s shaping us, and what wisdom brings to the table in today’s online all-you-can-eat environment.
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The gift of good friends is a gracious blessing, but, unfortunately, it’s not one that is guaranteed in every season of life. Whether you’ve got your own squad, or you’re still waiting on having one person to call “bestie,” what does it take to first *be* a good friend? And what are some of the surprising things God does through friendship?
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Jesus repeatedly, publicly denounced one kind of person. In the first century, they were usually the Pharisees – devout students and teachers of the Bible with one problem: a bad habit of self righteousness and a knack for contemptuous pride. How does “Phariseeism” creep into our lives in ways we never intended, and how do we lovingly help put it to death in ourselves and our church communities?
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Every Christian church agrees that sharing the gospel is important. But what’s the best way to do that: getting people from the world into the church, or getting Church people out into the world? Maybe it’s not one over the other; what are the strengths and weaknesses of both, and what do we feel called to do?
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Is the Christmas Story we hear every year really what happened? Why were some things added to the story? (Scripture: Proverbs 30:6, Matthew 25:23)
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It shouldn’t be surprising that Christians are among the most likely to adopt, and many are passionate about foster care. After all, God chose to bring us into His family. Adoption and fostering are some of the best pictures we have of God’s love for us, but – just like our relationship with our Heavenly Father – the road isn’t always easy. Merri and Becki share from their families’ own tough but life-changing experiences with adoption and fostering.
